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Java Notepad: Publishing JSF application from behind a proxy
february 2012 by pne
What to do if the URL that the browser uses is not the same as the URL that the application thinks it is found at, due to the presenve of a reverse proxy between the application and the browser.
Using a ViewHandler to modify the action URLs.
This example uses Context Init Parameters to determine what to prepend. (And similarly one could replace rather than prepending, if desired.)
JSF
JavaServerFaces
Java
webdevelopment
development
configuration
reverseproxy
ViewHandler
Using a ViewHandler to modify the action URLs.
This example uses Context Init Parameters to determine what to prepend. (And similarly one could replace rather than prepending, if desired.)
february 2012 by pne
JSF behind reverse proxy « Andreas Höhmann's Weblog
february 2012 by pne
What to do if the URL that the browser uses is not the same as the URL that the application thinks it is found at, due to the presenve of a reverse proxy between the application and the browser.
Using a ViewHandler to modify the action URLs.
This example uses ../ injection.
JSF
JavaServerFaces
configuration
Java
webdevelopment
development
reverseproxy
proxy
ViewHandler
Using a ViewHandler to modify the action URLs.
This example uses ../ injection.
february 2012 by pne
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